Sentence examples for continuing allure from inspiring English sources
A third source for the continuing allure of the Ballets Russes is sex.
AT&T also said it had activated 3.1 million iPhones, the second-highest quarterly total, demonstrating the continuing allure of the Apple phone.
The transaction at 941 Park is a reminder of the continuing allure of Old World properties at classic addresses, even as flashier new condominiums downtown and on the West Side hit record prices week after week.
In an article that ran last year, Judith Thurman commented on the game's continuing allure: Between one and two million sets are sold yearly; one in every three American households is reported to own one and thirty thousandd new games are said to begin, somewhere in the world, every hour.
European officials praised Croatia's entry as a symbol of the continuing allure of the bloc, despite its economic crisis, but some fear that Croatia will be another weak fringe as the euro crisis forces governments to trim budgets, and sow instability among more established members, which have problems with corruption of their own.
FRESSINGFIELD, ENGLAND — Like the growing wine regions in Asia and South America, the demand for vineyard estates in England is increasing, driven by price declines that have endured since the global property downturn and the continuing allure of life among the grapes.
The Wall Street Journal says "computer programming continues to gain allure and relevance amid the rise of mainstream tech companies like Google Inc. and Facebook Inc. and almost every industry going digital".
From there, blue jeans' allure continued to increase internationally.
Despite the destruction, those in the industry agree that the urban waterfront will continue to retain its allure.
In the last decade, Chanel has continued to grow, introducing Allure perfume in 1996, a sports collection, a watch line and a fine jewelry collection sold in 200 Chanel boutiques and in-store shops.
The prospect of being able to turn water into fuel will also continue to hold an allure for many, and when oil prices start to head upwards again, car manufacturers will dust off their prototypes – desperate to flog whatever new low-carbon technology powers our cars, whether it's electricity, hydrogen, biofuel or something else.
